Character Interview By Stacy Eaton

What do you love best about yourself? What do you like least?

I really love that I am changing. I used to feel crazy lonely if I was by myself for too long. I would freak out if my boyfriend wasn't calling me or if my friends weren't answering my texts. Now that I have more going on with my classes and I got back into playing tennis I don't worry as much that not everyone seems to like me very much. But that's sort of what I like least about myself too. I seem to rub people the wrong way and my boyfriends all break up with me no matter what I do or how hard I try to keep them. Even my parents don't like me very much and I can't seem to track down my grandparents. I'm an only child and I guess I wish I knew how to be more likable. Read the complete interview.

Character Interview From Mia's Desk...

Q: Now, Fran tells me that you’ve made the decision to definitely not date now. Not just that you’re not dating anyone, but you’re not going to. Did you decide to do this to focus on the massage therapy class, or for a different reason?A: I was just sick of getting my heart broken. The entire concept of dating is insane. Guys have no idea what they want. They string you along and then dump you when they get bored. Most relationships end up with a breakup and those few that go on to marriage, well half of those end up in divorce. I always hear people say that they knew the moment they met their future spouse that they knew they were the person they were going to marry. Unless you have that instant love-at-first sight connection, what’s the point? Read the entire interview

The Crone Book Club Interviews Jan Weston

JAN of the Crone Club: I’m really excited to meet another character called Jan, so Jan as one character called Jan to another , tell me about “Between Boyfriends” from your POV?JAN WESTON: Well, people have called me “boy crazy” but one broken heart too many can send a perfectly sane woman over the edge. When my boyfriend Mike inexplicably dumped me so he can “focus on school” I realized that dating is insane. Most relationships end in painful breakups and even if I find a guy to marry, the divorce rate is more than 50%. Every happily married couple says that they knew the moment they laid eyes on each other they knew they had met the person they were going to marry. If that happens to me, I'll consider it. Otherwise, I'm done. But nothing is that simple. Without a boyfriend to constantly take care of and try to impress I found that my schedule was pretty empty. I tried to stay busy with the usual: going to bars, hanging out at Starbucks, staring off into space. Unfortunately, those things were not as amusing or fulfilling as I had hoped. Figuring out what to do with myself was hard enough, but then my crazy mother decides to up and cut me off. So I hadn't told her yet that I dropped out of State to go to massage school. I was getting there. She just didn't give me enough time. Plus she is really hard to talk to. And my dad is no help. He is allergic to confrontation. It's a serious medical condition that may be genetic. Honestly it's amazing that I am as normal as I am, considering. So now I'm without my ex and my AmEx. “Between Boyfriends” is about my learning how to support myself, discovering who my real friends are And showing everyone that I am not just the boy crazy, rich girl that they think I am. But if I'm not that girl, who am I? The main question is can I really change, or am I just “between boyfriends.” Read the rest of the interview.

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